INTERNECINE infighting in ZANU-PF could provide opposition parties in Zimbabwe with an opportunity to organise and reach out to disgruntled members within the ruling party, representatives of the opposition parties said this week. (more…)

Jacob RukwezaOwn CorrespondentA CULTURE of selfishly enjoying, grabbing, holding onto and refusing with freebies has viciously gripped public officials and been rearing its ugly head across the country.For years, officials of various levels and across political divides and professional disciplines have displayed a very unattractive and unbridled greed…

AFTER being defeated in the elections by ZANU-PF, Dumiso Dabengwa (DD) appears to have slipped out of the limelight. The Financial Gazette’s Mandla Tshuma (MT) caught up with Dabengwa who spoke of his disappointment with the election outcome and shared his thoughts about what the future holds for…

WITH only one pathologist to service the whole country and only seven specialist doctors in major referral hospitals, Zimbabwe, whose health care system was ranked among the best in Africa at independence in 1980 and early 1990s, could now be one of the worst on the continent. (more…)

THE customary long queues associated with the second half of the month have disappeared completely at Harare City Council’s Rowan Martin payment halls located on the western fringe of the capital’s central business district. (more…)

STAKEHOLDERS from the Marange-Zimunya Community Share Ownership Trust (CSOT) are worried if the US$50 million pledged by diamond mining companies when the trust was set up will be paid up in full anytime soon. (more…)

GWERU — Land ownership disputes have taken centre stage in the Midlands among resettled farmers, fanning fears that planting will be delayed at affected farms.The disputes involve three properties namely Chemagora Farm in Gokwe, Wildbeest Farm on the outskirts of Gweru and in Ward 17 of Shurugwi where…

THE ZANU-PF commissariat is under pressure to ensure that weekend elections are conducted in a peaceful environment amid indications that the department could be restructured if it fails to pass the test. (more…)

Nkululeko SibandaOwn CorrespondentZANU-PF’s extraordinary Politburo meeting held on Saturday exposed the ugly factionalism ripping apart the ruling party as bigwigs openly exchanged harsh words in front of an attentive President Robert Mugabe, with some shedding tears in the heat of the moment, the Financial Gazette can exclusively report.The…